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Try the following:
-Unplug any usb midi cable
-Check on Global if sample and keyboard are in the same channel or not (they shouldn't)

Still think that kp2 have more defined less "muddy" fx. All the delays are nice but as a digital one ,they can't emulate the feedback madness of an analog. Still better than some line6 delays ,but on my sp606 sampler the delays sounds darker but much richer.... And the vocoder on kp2 is miles ahead ...

Hi Spheric El, It's been over 3years since I sold my kp3 and I haven't yet jamm with my new kp2. Only quick test to see if everything is fine and quick pass thru effects...Fist impression was it had more definition and clarity overall . Synth effects are way better and more atmospheric I'll try it ...

Never mind, got an old stabilized 12V power supply and it's working.

PS. I think kp2 has better quality effects than the kp3 I had in the past!

How about the stock samples? If you play a pattern from the rom bank is it loud enough?

hi, Recently I got a used kaoss pad 2 and use a step down converter to fit the voltage in my country. I get a loud buzz/hum when touching the pad and suspect the power supply. I measured it and it seems it's not regulated. Shouldn't be 12 volt regulated? The power supply is the original one, but I ...

I wonder if it is possible to go MS Phones out > FX Box > MS In, as the headphone amp could be a separate link in the chain. Nope, same feedback loop as-well...Phones output the same sound with line outs. Also the recording mode must be in stereo and not mono.It's not practical now I think about it ...

It's sysex
F0 42 30 7F 41 62 00 xx 00 yy 00 F7

The sample select yy= (note number) - 48

But can't remember how is calculated the key xx which you select the sample

Try midiox and look at the sysex commands

Sorry no external fx resample. Unless you play mono style:

MS audio out LEFT>FX box>MS audio in RIGHT or

MS audio out RIGHT>FX box>MS audio in LEFT

else you get feedback and can fry your I/O ,the speakers/headphones and ears...

read the manual and set both samples to "time stretch" on bpm sync

Which is the exact question?!
If you want to alter only one sound when changing the bpm the other samples must be "sync off" on "bpm sync" menu.

Microsampler has as effect (like reverb,comp) a looper.You select looper and enable it for the input.Select how many bars you want to autoloop. Select autonext in sampling mode and match the duration of sampling with the looperfx (can't remember right now ,but I think 4bar on the fxlooper is 2 bar ...

Just use the fx looper and autonext sampling mode....Limited overdub with "undo-redo" steps

So , if anyone found it...somewhere....
please pm me!

Thanks